Whether summer is already here or you’re eagerly awaiting days filled with shorts and tank tops, it’s safe to say that there ...

Barbie Land might be freezing, but at least the Barbies can buy chic rechargeable hand warmers and a reviewer-beloved double repair moisturizer for winter dryness. View Entire Post › ...

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On UK streets, we teased the nation with category-defying, unbranded posters that only featured Barbie’s trademark pink and the movie’s release date and we ‘Barbie-fied’ British transport ...

Aesthetically, it sounds a lot like the original hot pink Motorola Razr of the aughts. But while that phone eventually got rebooted as a smartphone for the era of modern foldables, the Barbie ...

aims to “flip the script on smartphone culture” by offering a stripped-back mobile experience in a retro (and suitably pink) package. Set to arrive in July this year, the Barbie Flip Phone ...

A video showing an unusual biryani was shared on Instagram. The clip shows a baker’s Barbie biryani which is pink in colour. Barbie and biryani is a crossover that people may have never expected ...

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How did pink become such a cultural flashpoint? As the world takes a revitalized interest in the hot-pink planet inhabited by Barbie ... which gave rise to the purple-pink color known as mauve ...

The eagerness to see Margot Robbie realized as Barbie and Ryan Gosling as Ken became something more like hot-pink fever. In those innocent months before the movie’s release in July, some ...

“Barbie Dreamhouse Pink,” “Barbie Dreamhouse Blue,” and “Barbie Dreamhouse Purple.” Natalie Ebel, the cofounder and creative director of Backdrop, told Vanity Fair that she was excited ...

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